VMware releases vSphere Express for virtualization on up to 128 cores
VMware introduced vSphere Express to address complaints from SMB customers who felt pushed toward the more expensive VMware Cloud Foundation. The new product targets organizations needing cost-effective virtualization without unnecessary features. This move follows reports that VMware sales representatives had suggested earlier entry-level offerings were unavailable, contributing to customer dissatisfaction with the company's pricing strategy.
Key points
- VMware launches vSphere Express as a lower-cost alternative to flagship products
- Addresses SMB customer complaints about expensive pricing and feature overload
- Comes after sales pressure toward more expensive VMware Cloud Foundation
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